Want to live and work legally in Spain as a digital nomad?
Quiero agradecer a Migratiolex por el servicio que me ha dado durante todo proceso para la obtención de mis papeles,
Excelente servicio ! Raquel me ayudo obtener mi visa. Muy atenta y diligente. La recomiendo mucho, sobre todo para visados de nómada digital !
Su equipo es muy profesional y ofrece un servicio personalizado y de alta calidad. Me ayudaron a resolver mi caso de manera eficiente y con gran atención al detalle.
Gran especialista en casos de extranjería la verdad es que lo recomiendo y para cualquier otra cosa
Mi reconocimiento está dirigido a Raquel. Quería expresar mi más sincero agradecimiento por tu excelente labor. Tu dedicación y profesionalismo. Recomendada!
Me ayudaron a conseguir los papeles muy rapido. Muchas gracias, ahora puedo trabajar
Why Move to Spain with a Digital Nomad Visa
- Legally work remotely from Spain
- Access public healthcare system
- Enjoy a Mediterranean lifestyle
- Travel freely across the Schengen Zone
- Pay lower taxes than with traditional visas
- Live an international life without legal headaches
Feeling Overwhelmed? We’ve Got You.
- Don't know where to start?
- Confused by Spanish bureaucracy?
- Afraid of being denied your visa?
- Overwhelmed by paperwork in a foreign language?
👉 Let us handle everything.
From the visa process to local registration, tax setup, and more.
Your Legal Allies in Spain
A team of immigration lawyers and relocation specialists fully dedicated to helping non-EU citizens start a new life in Spain — legally, smoothly, and stress-free.
What Our Happy Clients Are Saying
Real stories from people who took the leap — and are now living their dream life in Spain.
«Migratiolex me ayudó con todo el proceso para obtener mi visado como nómada digital. El equipo fue súper claro, me atendieron en español y me sentí acompañada en todo momento. Ya llevo 3 meses en Barcelona trabajando desde mi laptop y viviendo una nueva aventura.»
“Migratiolex made everything incredibly simple. They took care of all the paperwork, answered my questions quickly, and even helped me once I landed in Madrid. I’m now working remotely from Spain and couldn’t be happier!”
“I had dealt with Spanish bureaucracy before and knew I needed help. Rafael was professional, efficient, and human. He guided me step by step with real transparency. I now live in Valencia with my partner and we’re enjoying the lifestyle we always dreamed of.”
Spain isn’t just a dream — it can be your next home.
If you’re seriously considering relocating to Spain and would like to discuss your options based on your current situation, we’d love to help.
We’ll review your case and explain the visa options available to you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Non-EU citizens who work remotely for companies outside of Spain or are self-employed with international clients can apply. You must demonstrate at least 3 years of relevant work experience or hold a university degree related to your profession.
Only if you’re self-employed. In that case, you can work with Spanish clients, but income from Spanish sources must not exceed 20% of your total income.
Yes, you can include your spouse or partner and dependent children in your application. You’ll need to prove additional income: 75% of the Spanish minimum wage for the first family member and 25% for each additional member.
As of 2025, you must demonstrate a monthly income of at least €2,520 (200% of the Spanish minimum wage). For dependents, add 75% of the minimum wage (€945) for the first dependent and 25% (€315) for each additional one.
If you apply from your home country, the visa is initially valid for 1 year. If you apply from within Spain, you can obtain a residence permit valid for 3 years.
Yes. You must have private health insurance that:
Provides comprehensive coverage, including hospitalization and emergencies.
Has no waiting periods or co-payments.
Is valid for the entire duration of your stay in Spain
This ensures you have access to healthcare without burdening Spain’s public system.
Yes, if you reside in Spain for more than 183 days in a calendar year, you’ll be considered a tax resident. However, digital nomads may benefit from a special tax regime, potentially paying a reduced tax rate of 15% for the first four years.
Yes. Once you have your residency card, you can travel freely within the Schengen Area for short stays. However, this visa does not grant the right to work or reside in other EU countries.
You can be outside of Spain for up to 6 months within a calendar year without affecting your residency status.
Processing times vary, but you can generally expect a decision within 20 working days after submitting a complete application.
Thinking about moving to Spain?
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Connect with people who are already living in the area.
